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Case Information

Filed 2022-02-28
Status CLOSED
Type Dissolution Pro Se With Child
Docket 39 entries
Disposition final Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Welsh, Brandy Sierra
Photo of Hon. ANTHONY, JOAN

Judge

Hon. ANTHONY, JOAN

St. Johns County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. PAYMENT $6.00 RECEIPT #2022020764
  2. QUALIFIED DOMESTIC RELATIONS ORDER
  3. CORRESPONDENCE FROM BRANDY WELSH
  4. QDRO RECEIVED IN USPS MAIL INTEROFFICED TO DIV 57 JA
  5. FINAL JUDGMENT OF DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE WITH MINOR CHILDREN UNCONTESTED - Recorded (OR.5537.869 / 2022038692)
  6. CASE CLOSED
  7. EMAIL TO PARTIES: RECOMMENDED ORDER AND FINAL JUDGMENT
  8. FINAL JUDGMENT OF DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE WITH MINOR CHILDREN UNCONTESTED
  9. RECOMMENDED ORDER OF THE GENERAL MAGISTRATE AND ORDER ADOPTING RECOMMENDATIONS
  10. NOTICE OF CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE
  11. EMAIL SENT TO GM ASSISTANT, PETITIONER AND RESPONDENT ORDER OF REFERRAL TO GENERAL MAGISTRATE
  12. ORDER OF REFERRAL TO GENERAL MAGISTRATE
  13. EMAIL SENT TO: DIV 57 JA AND FAMILY LAW DIV AS TO MOTION TO DEVIATE FROM CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINES
  14. PAYMENT $408.00 RECEIPT #2022006929
  15. -COPY OF STANDING FAMILY LAW ORDER, ORDER UPON FILING AND MANDATORY EDUCATION INFORMATION LETTER MAILED TO PETITIONER ALONG WITH ORIGINALS
  16. ORDER UPON FILING (JUDGE MALTZ'S STANDING ORDER DTD 12/08/20 RE: ALL FAMILY CASES)
  17. MANDATORY EDUCATION INFORMATION LETTER
  18. STANDING FAMILY LAW ORDER
  19. CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION - HECTOR WELSH
  20. CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION - BRANDY WELSH
  21. COPY OF FLORIDA DRIVER LICENSE - BRANDY WELSH
  22. NOTICE OF LIMITATION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
  23. MOTION TO DEVIATE FROM CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINES
  24. CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE WITH MANDATORY DISCLOSURE - HECTOR WELSH
  25. CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE WITH MANDATORY DISCLOSURE - BRANDY WELSH
  26. NOTICE OF FILING CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINES WORKSHEET
  27. FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT - HECTOR WELSH
  28. FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT - BRANDY WELSH
  29. PARENTING PLAN
  30. MARITAL SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
  31. NOTICE OF SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER - HECTOR WELSH
  32. NOTICE OF SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER - BRANDY WELSH
  33. ANSWER WAIVER AND REQUEST FOR COPY OF FINAL JUDGMENT - HECTOR WELSH
  34. UNIFORM CHILD CUSTODY JURISDICTION ENFORCEMENT ACT
  35. NOTICE OF RELATED CASES
  36. JUDGE ANTHONY, JOAN: ASSIGNED
  37. FAMILY COVER SHEET
  38. DISS - PROSE WITH CHILDREN ASSESSED $408.00
  39. CASE FILED 02/28/2022 CASE NUMBER DR22-0319

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